What Are the Objectives and Core Values of Quality Nursing Services?
Quality nursing services include basic nursing theoretical knowledge, specialized nursing foundations, the ability to observe patients' conditions, monitor patients' physiological information and vital signs, meet patients' physical and psychological needs in various aspects, and be able to implement rescue measures for critically ill patients. All actions taken by quality nursing services are centered on the patient, strengthening basic nursing in various aspects. So what are the goals and connotations of quality nursing services?
Strengthening quality nursing services and improving patient satisfaction is not only the essential requirement of practicing the scientific development concept and fulfilling the purpose of serving the people's health wholeheartedly, but also an important measure to improve the quality of medical services, benefit a wide range of patients, and achieve the overall goal of the reform of the medical and health system.
1. Meet the basic living needs of patients, ensure the safety of nursing, and maintain physical comfort;
2. Assist in psychological adjustment and maintain balance;
3. Obtain overall coordination and support from the patient's family and social system;
4. Obtain high satisfaction from the patient family through the most appropriate nursing;
5. Further improve and deepen the connotation of holistic nursing.
Satisfy the basic living needs of patients, ensure the safety and comfort of patients during hospitalization, ensure the effective implementation of various diagnostic and treatment measures for patients, and improve patient satisfaction with nursing work.
1. Basis of the condition:
(1) Patients with critical and rapidly changing conditions who require immediate rescue;
(2) Patients who have undergone complex or newly developed major surgeries, severe trauma, and extensive burns;
(3) Patients who require ventilator-assisted breathing and need close observation of vital signs.
2. Nursing requirements:
(1) Closely observe changes in patients' vital signs and monitor them;
(2) Correctly implement treatment and medication measures according to doctor's orders, and accurately record intake and output;
(3) Correctly implement basic and specialized nursing according to the patient's condition, such as oral care, pressure ulcer care, airway care, and pipeline care, and implement safety measures.
